Before the birth of the primordial chaos, four beings came into existence: Ling Yushen wielded the power of creation, the Holy Lord Xuanxiao commanded the might of destruction, and Ling Wanxi and Ziyun Lan carried the spiritual essence of heaven and earth. Each of the four could shake the world, yet they remained under the shadow of something far more ancient. The Demon Lord Anyuan claimed to be older than time itself and invincible in this world. In every era, he devoured the lives of billions of beings to strengthen himself, growing more terrifying with each passing age, a hundred times stronger than in the one before.
After he had crushed countless eras, Ling Yushen, the Holy Lord Xuanxiao, Ling Wanxi, and Ziyun Lan were born. Armed with innate divine powers, they joined forces against their enemy, only to suffer defeat again and again. After two eras of bloody fighting, they still could not match the Demon Lord Anyuan. Their strength had waned, and they were covered in wounds from one fierce battle after another.
At the brink of despair, they finally discovered the Demon Lord Anyuan’s fatal weakness: he needed to unite the power of all living beings. They rallied the strongest warriors from a million factions and wielded the faith of all beings as a blade. After a brutal battle, they finally destroyed his physical body.
However, the Demon Lord Anyuan’s spirit escaped by sheer luck. He hid in an inaccessible place and spent thousands of years recovering. When he emerged again, he set his sights on Ling Wanxi, whose extraordinary constitution could help him recover quickly while concealing his presence. She was the perfect vessel for his revenge. He secretly possessed her, taking over her body.
By then, Ling Yushen, the Holy Lord Xuanxiao, and Ziyun Lan had been gravely weakened by the battle and had yet to recover. When their old enemy unexpectedly returned in Ling Wanxi’s body, the crisis that had been lying dormant suddenly erupted. The ultimate battle for the survival of the primordial chaos began once more.
